9-11 Memorial Service
A solemn 9-11 Memorial Ceremony was held Thursday, September 11, 2003 at the Fireman's
Memorial (Boulevard/Circle) The program was presented by The Hasbrouck Heights
Clergy and Mayor William J. Torre. Local veterans & scouts provided the Honor Guard. [Story & photos][Fels
Perspective]

Perry Award Nominations
The Corpus Christi Community Theatre ahs been nominated
by RECT (Recognition of Excellence in Community Theater) for five Perry Awards. The Perry
Awards are the "Tony's of community theatre. This year 180 shows were reviewed. The
fall production of"Don't Drink the Water" was chosen as one of the top seven
productions in NJ. Awards will presented on September 28.Nominations:
Outstanding Production of a Play
Outstanding Direction -- Bob Shindle
Outstanding Costume Design - Linda Ziegler
Outstanding Properties -- Geri Berhain
Outstanding Set Design - Bob Shindle

The Big Chair
The Hasbrouck Heights Free Public Library has a new addition to the Children's Room.
Children are welcome to come by and visit. The
Big Chair

HHFD Ready for First ResponseThe Hasbrouck Height Police Department held training at the Franklin School Gym
on July 10, 2003. Included in the training was preparation for chemical &
biological accidents that may occur in Hasbrouck Heights, or to respond to a terrorist
attack in the area. In preparation for such incidents, each radio car has been
equipped with a special suit and members of the HHPD learned the correct procedures in
putting it on during an emergency. First Response
Training

* Annual Little League Picnic
The HHLL held its Annual Picnic for the 350 town families involved in the 2003 season on
Saturday June 28, 2003 from noon to 6:00 p.m. at the Little League Complex. Families
enjoyed plenty of grilled foods and cold drinks. There were three amusements, games
and face painting. Trophy presentations were made. Nice way to end the regular season. [2003 Picnic]

This year, the HHLL has 6 All-Star teams (involving 80 players) in tournament play that
has just
begun and will continue 'til about August 1st. Our town has also been selected as a
neutral site to host 4 baseball games that are part of the national Williamsport
tournament.

Farmers Market Fourth Season
Every Tuesday afternoon at The Boulevard & Washington Ave. 12-6 p.m. from June
17 to September 30.
Farmers George Asprocolus and Bob Von Thun returned, plus we got a pickle man this
year. [2003 Photos]
[2002 Photos][2001
Photos][2000 Photos]

C21 brings in Flag DayIt was red, white and blue on
the morning of Flag Day June 14th, where just about every home in Hasbrouck Heights had an
flag on their front lawn compliments of Century 21/Eudan Realty. Additionally, just
about every home in town pesented their own American flag, and some even displayed their
service and state flags. [Photo]

Hitchcock FieldThis is the same turf used at Giant Stadium. Field is used by Recreation
Department Soccer teams as well as high school and middle school physical education
programs. Cost was $450,000. Many local companies and organization donated to the project.
Here is a quick tour of the field behind the Jr./Sr. High School [Photos]

* "The Wright Stuff"
Teterboro Airport celebrates 100 years of aviation. [Index] to about
200 photos and movies of the Wright "B" Flyer being assembled in Teterboro
Airport during Memorial Day Weekend for the historic 1909 re-enactment flight around the
Statue of Liberty.Wright "B' Flyer Movie

Judge Chandless Retirement Dinner
A retirement diner was held at the Graycliff in honor of Judge Harry H. Chandless on May
2, 2003.
[Photos]

Open Cockpit DayFour year old Katelyn was our "Tour Guide" during the Aviation Hall of
Fame's Open Cockpit Day held April 26, 2003 at Teterboro Airport. The Museum opened the
cockpits of selected aircraft for visitors of all ages to sit in and pretend to fly.
[Story]

Boulevard Shell DemolitionDemo started August 5, 2002 with the tanks being removed. The town bought
the property around February 2003. The HHFD used the building for drill on March 9th. Building demo started April
16, 2003. Demo photos [Group 1][Group 2]

Blessing of Palms
On Sunday, April 13, 2003, the congregation gathered at St. John The Divine for a short
service, blessing of the palm, and procession. [Photos]

5th Annual Memorial 5k Run and One-Mile WalkThe 5th annual 5k Run and the One Mile Walk was held on April 12. The
Rau-Fitzgerald Memorial Run began at 9:30 a.m. on the Boulevard, followed by the 10:30
a.m. Terlemezian mile walk
Sponsored by HHEA. [Story
& Photos]

Passaic Avenue House FireA Passaic Avenue house fire was reported early evening on April 6, 2003.
No injuries were reported.
Here are some location scenes moments after the fire was extinguished, and the Department
was searching the home for "hidden fire extensions". [Photos]

"Scouting for Food" Drive A Big SuccessMore the 2,000 shopping bags filled with food were collected for the needy. [Story]

Regional Support Our Troops Rally
On a raw, rainy Saturday afternoon, area residents attended a "Support Our Troops
Rally" which was held in the Lodi amphitheater on Saturday, April 5, 2003 from Noon
to 3 p.m.
[Story, Familes & Friends][Program Photos]

Grand OpeningCentury 21/Eudan Realty recently moved from 207 Williams Avenue to 257 Boulevard
near Kipp Avenue and held their Grand Opening Celebration on April 4, 2003 from noon to
5:00 p.m..
[Story and photo]

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Gatto Appointed Municipal JudgeBorough resident Janice Gatto was appointed Municipal Court Judge at a special
meeting of the Mayor and Council on December 26, 2002. The appointment is for a
three year term. [Story]
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Effective 9/9/02: There will be no through traffic on the 200 block of Hamilton
Avenue.
Police may be accessed via the Boulevard, with limited parking at Franklin School Gym.
Senior residence may be accessed via Burton Avenue.
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Girl Scout Gold Award Project: Books for BeginnersEmily Wallace of Senior Girl Scout troop 519 is collecting early reader books for
her Gold Award Project. The books she collects will be given to children of an inner city
school in Paterson. These children have many disadvantages such as lead paint poisoning,
fetal drug addiction, and economic hardships. If you would like to donate any new or
gently used early reader books, there are collection boxes at the library, Corpus Christi
School, and 156 Roosevelt Ave. Any donations are greatly appreciated. Girl Scout Troop 519 Gold Award Ceremony [Photo
& Story]#########

Corpus Christi Community Theatre presents "The Mystery of Edwin Drood", the Solve-It-Yourself Broadway
Musical215 Kipp Ave., Hasbrouck Heights
Six Performances: Fridays, October 24 and 31 at 8 p.m.; Saturdays, October 25 and
November 1 at 8 p.m.; and Sundays, October 26 and November 2 at 3 p.m.
Tickets are $12 for adults; $8 for children & seniors.
Buy a $12 adult ticket for Friday, Oct. 24 or 31 and get a second adult ticket for half
price ($6).
Tickets go on sale Sunday, September 14th. Call 201-288-5986. [More]

Macy's Day
For a fun night out for you and your friends, our Friends of the Free Public Library of
Hasbrouck Heights are sponsoring a "Friends Night at Macy's Garden State Plaza,"
on October 6, Monday, from 7 to 10 p.m., to benefit the Friends of the Library Endowment
Fund. Guests will receive a cosmetics makeover at the cosmetics vendor of their choice, a
Fall Fashion Preview, an optional interview with a personnal shopper, light refreshments
AND 10% off all purchases that evening, (except cosmetics). All of this for only $20--and
because our Friends of the Library is a 501(C)3 corporation, your ticket is tax
deductible!

Tickets are on sale at The Library. NO tickets will be sold at the door or at Macy's. Call
for a list of participating vendors, to reserve your tickets or with any questions: Your
Friends at the
Free Public Library of Hasbrouck Heights at 201-288-0488.

English as a Second LanguageRegistration and testing for placement for free adult ESL Classes will be held
from 7-9 p.m. on September 3 and September 10 at St. John the Divine Church. All new
and returning students must be registered. New students must also be tested on one
of these evenings. Classes will be begin on Wednesday, September 17 and will be held
every Wednesday from 7-9 p.m.. Instruction in English will be offered at beginner,
intermediate and advanced levels. Textbooks are $25. For more info call
201-288-0002 or 201-288.9460. [Photo of 2002
Class][Photo
of 2001 Class]

Hall of Fame Seeks Inductees 2003
The Hasbrouck Heights Educational Foundation is seeking nominations for its second Hall of
Fame induction ceremony and dinner to take place in October 2003. Nominations for
Distinguished Achievement and Special Contributor in the athletic or academic areas will
be considered.

Send nominations to the HHEF at PO Box 123, Hasbrouck Heights, NJ 07604 by August
15, 2003. For more information call the HHEF at 201-288-5924 [HHEF]
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Sidewalk Sale
August 7, 8 & 9 along The Boulevard. Sponsored by Chamber of Commerce

Dog Census Begins July 1
School crossing guards in uniform and with identification, will visit every home and
apartment between 4:30 to 8:00 p.m. Monday through Friday, checking for current (2003) dog
licenses. Residents who may not be home are requested to conspicuously post a copy
of the license. If any questions contact Marilyn deRussy at 201-288-1636

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Veteran's
Memorial WalkwayEngraved brick pavers with Veteran's names will be placed in a Memorial Walkway
in Veterans Park on Terrace Ave & Passaic. Bricks are 4" x 8" with 13
characters per line with a maximum of 3 lines. Cost $50 each. Place orders by
February 1, 2003 for Memorial Day Dedication. Contact Boro Clerk's office at 201-288-0195
for full details.#########

Effective 9/9/02: There will be no through traffic on the 200 block of Hamilton
Avenue.
Police may be accessed via the Boulevard, with limited parking at Franklin School Gym.
Senior residence may be accessed via Burton Avenue.
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Girl Scout Gold Award Project: Books for BeginnersEmily Wallace of Senior Girl Scout troop 519 is collecting early reader books for
her Gold Award Project. The books she collects will be given to children of an inner city
school in Paterson. These children have many disadvantages such as lead paint poisoning,
fetal drug addiction, and economic hardships. If you would like to donate any new or
gently used early reader books, there are collection boxes at the library, Corpus Christi
School, and 156 Roosevelt Ave. Any donations are greatly appreciated. Girl Scout Troop 519 Gold Award Ceremony [Photo
& Story]#########

2nd Annual (Free) Rock Concert
Summer Rock Concert at 7 p.m. on Friday, June 20 at the Depken Athletic Field will feature
a tribute to the Beatles by "The Remnants". Public welcome.
Those under 12 must be accompanied by an adult. Refreshments available. Volunteers should
contact Rose Marie Sees @ 201-288-0195. Sponsored by The Anti-Drug Council.
Donations accepted. [2002 Photos]

Farmers Market Fourth Season
Every Tuesday afternoon at The Boulevard & Washington Ave.
12-6 p.m. from June 17 to September 30
Farmers George Asprocolus and Bob Von Thun will be returning,
plus we will be getting a pickle man again this year. [2002 Photos][2001 Photos][2000 Photos]

Relay for LifeCamp out, enjoy the music, food
and games during this team relay event to promote awareness of cancer and raise funds for
the American Cancer Society. Participants will take turns walking, running or
jogging laps throughout the event. Event runs from 5 p.m. Friday, June 13 through to 5
p.m. Saturday, June 14 at the Hasbrouck Heights Athletic Field. Call Maureen at
201-457-3418 x 220..

St. John's Ladies NightSaturday, May 17 starting at 6 p.m. "Guys to do
all the work. Includes "Gong Show"
$10 adults, $5 Children. Call Vinnie at 201-842-8872

Citizenship Class @ St. John'sRegistration & testing May 8 at 7 p.m. Green card required. Classes Thursdays
from May 15 to June 19 from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. No charge for classes. Study books
available for $20. Call 201-288-0002.

Hasbrouck
Heights First Year
Here is a glimpse of our hometown during the first year of the 21st century.
Throughout the year I had photographed some interesting tableaus reflecting our
community life. Take a glance around Hasbrouck Heights, NJ during 2000 A.D., and see some
of the people, events and places that make our town a special place to live and
work.

First Snow of the Century [21 photos] around our hometown
beginning on January 20, 2000
[Woodland Park] morning of January 21

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